Web Developer jobs in South Africa

This one’s for the designer who’s just as comfortable writing clean HTML/CSS with Angluar/React as they are crafting a beautiful interface.

You’ve been doing this for at least 5 years, you know what works (and what doesn’t), and you’re ready to join a small team that designs and builds websites for new brands, games, and high-impact campaigns.
No fluff. No unnecessary meetings. Just solid work that gets seen.

Permanent – Johannesburg (Onsite).

Salary: R30 000 per month

What you’ll be doing:

• Designing and maintaining websites using HTML, CSS, Angular or React – all within a custom CMS and frontend setup
• Taking briefs for new games, brands, and campaigns, and turning them into slick, user-friendly sites
• Making sure marketing materials are set up across different brand platforms
• Keeping a consistent digital look and feel across all our sites
• Meeting deadlines and keeping the quality high
• Collaborating with a team that values clean design, functionality, and performance

What we’re looking for:

• At least 5 years of web design experience (agency or similar pace)
• Comfortable with front-end coding (HTML, CSS) and frameworks (React or Angular)
• Understanding of backend/frontend structures – you don’t need to be a full-stack dev, but you should get the bigger picture
• Confident using tools like:
  • Adobe Photoshop & Illustrator
  • Visual Studio or Dreamweaver
  • GitHub or Bitbucket
• Strong communication skills – you’ll need to explain your ideas, listen to others, and collaborate without fuss
• Calm under pressure and solid at juggling multiple projects

Nice to have:

• A degree or diploma in design or related field (with proof)
• A good eye for brand consistency and visual storytelling
• Experience working on consumer-facing digital products

Important:

Please share links to websites you’ve worked on and be clear about your role on each project. A portfolio is non-negotiable.

* This role is ideal for someone with solid hands-on experience, not a freelancer, and not someone still learning the ropes.